Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-07

Porter Ashe has been given the custody Of
his child, Alma Ashe.
Sam Longbaugh, the Mayor Of Empire,
was in town last Sunday.
week. He reports the mines in that country
looking we'll.
b. II. Reymers, one Of Mason Valleys
solid German citizens, was in town day or
two this week.
w. A. Harris has received an invitation
from the Greenfield Guards 10 deliver the
Memorial Day Grafton at Greenfield.
After the State Fair this Fall Carson will
have big District Fair, which will be al
most as big thing as the State Fair.
The body is more susceptible to benefit
from Hoods Sarsaparilla now than at any
other season. Therefore, take it now.
Mr.. d. c. Fox will shortly begin the
erection Of fine two story frame hotel on
the site OF his former hotel, the Occidental,
on Main street.
R. Cleator Of Virginia City, has received
a new Spring stock of boots and shoes. If
you are in need of anything in his line give
him call and you win surely be satisfied.
A carload of legal talent passed over the
C. IL c., last Sunday bound for Hawthorne
Judge Rising. NJ. A. Murphy, w. E. F. Deale
and Trenmore Coffin formed part Of the load
The County Clerk says there are eighteen
manageable young ladies living in Dayton
and he calls upon the young men to throw
off their bashfulness and take out licenses.
DIR. ]. ii. Rae left for San Francisco last
Monday, where he will attend to the build
ing Of two large dynamos for the Douglass
mill. The ones now running are not large
enough to do the work.
Charles Ross OF Mason Valley, was in
town on Friday. He came down from vir-
gina City Friday morning on his way home,
but concluded to stop over in Dayton on ac-
count Of the wind storm.
II. Nowatny and family, relatives of B.
II. Reymers, OF Mason Valley, arrived in
Virginia City from Austria, last Saturday.
Mr.. Nowatny is employed in the tailoring es.
Enlistment Of Mr.. Schultz.
Ed. Cooper is the happy daddy of another
boy-girl we mean. Ed. is just as happy,
though. as il it was a boy, and still has hopes
that his fond desires will yet be granted.
The baby was born early Friday morning.
At regular convention of Lyon Lodge,
No. IL, X. Of p, last Wednesday evening,
the following representatives were elected to
the Grand Lodge X. Of p. which meets at
Reno June next: w. r. Davis, ]. E. Bray,
W. ]. Wester field, d. F. Norton and John
Lothrop.
Superintendent T. A. Oliver informs us
that two more rich strikes have been made
in the Chicago NJ. & X. Co.'S mine in Ophir
Canyon, Nye county. This mine is gradu
ally developing into one of the finest prop
critics in the country. The COMMENTATORS
are doing good work.-Bflsont Courier.
Last Monday Mrs. Eliza Slingerland, was
arrested for being drunk and disturbing the
peace. She had a jury trial yesterday, but
the jury failed to agree and now Mrs.
s. is a, liberty TO get drunk again and set
the town on FIRE if she so chooses. Anyone
caught selling or giving her liquor should be
arrested the same as for furnishing liquor to
Indians.
The Atlanta mill, owned by Rulison and
Likens, will start up the first Of the week on
rock from one OF II. J. T. Scheel's mines in
Spring Valley. There is also quite lot of
ore at the mill from the Oest mine, which
will be worked as soon as the rock owned
by Mr.. Scheel is worked. Ii is understood
that Rulison and Likens will put in their
mill an electrical appliance.
r. T. Gillespie, Supt. of the Christie
mine and mill at Silver Reef, Utah, was in
Dayton this week investigating the electric
system of amalgamation, in the interests Of
the mills of Silver Reef. He expresses him
self as entirely satisfied with the genuine
ness OF the system and the practicability Of
its workings. He left for home last evening
by train. His report will be favorable.
The Reno Journal Of yesterday published
a FIVE column expose Of the manner in which
DR.. Bishop has conducted the Reno Insane
Asylum. Some very serious charges are
made by Mr. Thompson who is authority for
the report, and there will doubtless be
whole lot of trouble about the matter.
Bishop is charged with applying electricity
to his patients in order to make them work.
The shocks that were given them have,
il is claimed, almost caused death in num-
Der of cases.